As Hank closes in, Walt crafts a strategic confession to protect his family, while a conflicted Jesse faces a choice with far-reaching consequences.As Hank closes in, Walt crafts a strategic confession to protect his family, while a conflicted Jesse faces a choice with far-reaching consequences.As Hank closes in, Walt crafts a strategic confession to protect his family, while a conflicted Jesse faces a choice with far-reaching consequences.
Laura Fraser
- Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
- (credit only)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Featured reviews
This was absolutely the best episode EVER , i mean ever not Breaking Bad Wise , S05E11 is simply the best acting, scripting, camera work, drama ever filmed for TV !!! And it tops Season 4 , which was absolutely brilliant.
I cried 1 time simply because of the outstanding acting and chemistry of Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston. Aaron Paul is absolutely amazing, he will have a huge career after Breaking Bad, you can count on that.
The Scripting is so perfect i cannot put it to words. You feel like "Wow this is awesome" only to be wowed again 5min after that and so one.
I was nearly jumping into my TV in the last 5 min of the episode. This is such a thrill.
Whoever hasn't watched Breaking Bad, you simply miss the best drama series ever made. Breaking Bad plays in another league.
And i watched all great drama series, Lost, Sopranos, The Wire.... etc etc. totally different league. The Acting would be Oscar worthy...
I cried 1 time simply because of the outstanding acting and chemistry of Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston. Aaron Paul is absolutely amazing, he will have a huge career after Breaking Bad, you can count on that.
The Scripting is so perfect i cannot put it to words. You feel like "Wow this is awesome" only to be wowed again 5min after that and so one.
I was nearly jumping into my TV in the last 5 min of the episode. This is such a thrill.
Whoever hasn't watched Breaking Bad, you simply miss the best drama series ever made. Breaking Bad plays in another league.
And i watched all great drama series, Lost, Sopranos, The Wire.... etc etc. totally different league. The Acting would be Oscar worthy...
Wow, what can I say about this one? A perfect plan from Walt to clear himself from Hank after his discovery which seems to be successful. More intense dialogue dialogue and decision making from the main characters.
One crucial choice comes crashing down from all the previous seasons to Jessie making this episode interesting to the very last second. Slowly coming to the understanding which will change the course of actions and possible outcomes for the finale.
With only 5 episodes left and so much to happen I can see why they call this season the best piece of fiction. The pace, the acting, the writing and the end of this episode are all a 10/10 easily. Takes the place for the second best episode this season after "Say my name"
It would be a disgrace to give this episode anything other than a 10 and even a 9.6 rating is too low for something this good.
One crucial choice comes crashing down from all the previous seasons to Jessie making this episode interesting to the very last second. Slowly coming to the understanding which will change the course of actions and possible outcomes for the finale.
With only 5 episodes left and so much to happen I can see why they call this season the best piece of fiction. The pace, the acting, the writing and the end of this episode are all a 10/10 easily. Takes the place for the second best episode this season after "Say my name"
It would be a disgrace to give this episode anything other than a 10 and even a 9.6 rating is too low for something this good.
10em_fad
The best TV show of all-time delivers probably One of The Most brilliant Episode Of this series along with any Other TV Series.A Sweet Ride throughout;Until the end,which definitely gave Bumps and all.Since the last week the suspense was driving me nuts and considering the name of this episode,It grew further intense.Impatiently waiting for the next one,Keep 'em coming!
Walter Hartwell White,The Best Smart-ass Genius But What Comes next really scares me
And Jesse,in this situation My Advice to you would be to "Tread Lightly" ;)
Love You BREAKING BAD! :D
Walter Hartwell White,The Best Smart-ass Genius But What Comes next really scares me
And Jesse,in this situation My Advice to you would be to "Tread Lightly" ;)
Love You BREAKING BAD! :D
10g-bodyl
This is the eleventh episode of the fifth season of Breaking Bad. If anything can be described as jaw-dropping, it's this wonderful episode. Many things occur in this episode, and all of them will hold your attention. The acting remains excellent, especially as Aaron Paul becomes a "regular" once more and Bob Odenkirk as Saul has his moments in the desert. Dean Norris and Bryan Cranston also deliver top-notch performances.
In this episode, "Confessions," Walt tries to convince Hank and Marie to leave his family alone and allow the cancer to do the work. After they refuse, Walt gives them a DVD essentially blackmailing them. Todd has taken over the business. Walt convinces Jesse to begin a new life in Alaska, but Jesse realizes a hurtful truth about Walt.
Overall, this is a fantastic, jaw-dropping episode. Trying to compute the happenings of this episode may create a mind explosion. That is how great this episode is. The cliffhanger is amazing and it means there is going to be some serious things happening in the final five episodes.
My Grade: A+
In this episode, "Confessions," Walt tries to convince Hank and Marie to leave his family alone and allow the cancer to do the work. After they refuse, Walt gives them a DVD essentially blackmailing them. Todd has taken over the business. Walt convinces Jesse to begin a new life in Alaska, but Jesse realizes a hurtful truth about Walt.
Overall, this is a fantastic, jaw-dropping episode. Trying to compute the happenings of this episode may create a mind explosion. That is how great this episode is. The cliffhanger is amazing and it means there is going to be some serious things happening in the final five episodes.
My Grade: A+
One of the greatest episodes any series TV has ever delivered. That's all I can say actually.....there are words to describe this one. Pure raw acting by all the actors. Aaron Paul with his furious performance, Dean Norris with his silence and teeth grinding parley and of course Bryan Cranston with his evil saga. What Breaking Bad delivers is incomparable to any other series because the acting is very powerful and moving. The plot-line has always something new to offer and the camera-work and direction are brilliant.
You CANNOT afford to miss this episode under any circumstances. Breaking Bad rules.
10 out of 10
You CANNOT afford to miss this episode under any circumstances. Breaking Bad rules.
10 out of 10
Did you know
- TriviaThis episode was Aaron Paul's submission for the Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category in the 2013 Emmy Awards- his fifth nomination and third win for the show.
- GoofsWhen Hank goes to pour himself a drink the large piece of art above the bar sink disappears.
- Quotes
Saul Goodman: Some people are immune to good advice.
- Crazy creditsBryan Cranston is credited both as an actor and a producer. For his actor credits (Br) is highlighted and for his producer credits (Y) is highlighted for chemical elements Bromine and Yttrium from periodic table.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards (2014)
- SoundtracksMidnight Blue
(uncredited)
Performed by Rita Remington
Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official sites
- Language
- Filming locations
- 9200 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA(Todd meets Uncle Jack at diner)
- Production companies
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
- Runtime
- 47m
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content